Cathie Wood’s New Tesla Price Target Is Coming Soon. Here’s Where It Might Land.

Barrons2021-03-08

Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...

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LongZR
·2021-03-09
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Svenson
·2021-03-08
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·2021-03-08
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·2021-03-08
8,888.88?
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mcwood
·2021-03-08
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·2021-03-08
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·2021-03-08
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·2021-03-08
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Jaywei
·2021-03-08
Cathie wood ?
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  Wait for it
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  Moon ???
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JoeK
·2021-03-08
More signals to buy moreeee.
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  Pump up the volume
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bluefun
·2021-03-08
Wow ?
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Hayz
·2021-03-08
Wood needs to protect herself here, trying very hard.... technically TSLA is weak....haizzz...me invested and looking for more.
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AzriTan
·2021-03-08
Please be good!
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Otahman
·2021-03-08
Like and comment if u believe
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·2021-03-08
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Yang79
·2021-03-08
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  i comment myself can?
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·2021-03-08
Like and comment. Thanks
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·2021-03-08
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·2021-03-08
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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.</p><p>Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&amp;P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.</p><p>Tesla is a high-growth company. It expects toincrease volumeat 50% a year on average for the foreseeable future.</p>","source":"lsy1601382232898","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Cathie Wood’s New Tesla Price Target Is Coming Soon. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"TSLA":"特斯拉"},"source_url":"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1162079280","content_text":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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Here’s Where It Might Land.\n</h2>\n\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n\n\n2021-03-08 15:39 GMT+8&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2><strong>Barrons</strong></a>\n\n\n</h4>\n\n</header>\n<article>\n<div>\n<p>Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"TSLA":"特斯拉"},"source_url":"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1162079280","content_text":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.</p><p>Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&amp;P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.</p><p>Tesla is a high-growth company. It expects toincrease volumeat 50% a year on average for the foreseeable future.</p>","source":"lsy1601382232898","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Cathie Wood’s New Tesla Price Target Is Coming Soon. 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Here’s Where It Might Land.\n</h2>\n\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n\n\n2021-03-08 15:39 GMT+8&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2><strong>Barrons</strong></a>\n\n\n</h4>\n\n</header>\n<article>\n<div>\n<p>Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"TSLA":"特斯拉"},"source_url":"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1162079280","content_text":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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Here’s Where It Might Land.","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1162079280","media":"Barrons","summary":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla  is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Str","content":"<p>Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder&nbsp;Cathie Wood&nbsp;says her firm will put out a new price target for&nbsp;Tesla&nbsp;stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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Here’s Where It Might Land.","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1162079280","media":"Barrons","summary":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla  is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Str","content":"<p>Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder&nbsp;Cathie Wood&nbsp;says her firm will put out a new price target for&nbsp;Tesla&nbsp;stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.</p><p>Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&amp;P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.</p><p>Tesla is a high-growth company. It expects toincrease volumeat 50% a year on average for the foreseeable future.</p>","source":"lsy1601382232898","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Cathie Wood’s New Tesla Price Target Is Coming Soon. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"TSLA":"特斯拉"},"source_url":"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1162079280","content_text":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"TSLA":"特斯拉"},"source_url":"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1162079280","content_text":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"TSLA":"特斯拉"},"source_url":"https://www.barrons.com/articles/cathie-wood-has-a-new-tesla-target-price-soon-heres-where-it-might-be-51615060166?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1162079280","content_text":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla  is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Str","content":"<p>Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder&nbsp;Cathie Wood&nbsp;says her firm will put out a new price target for&nbsp;Tesla&nbsp;stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.</p><p>Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&amp;P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.</p><p>Tesla is a high-growth company. It expects toincrease volumeat 50% a year on average for the foreseeable future.</p>","source":"lsy1601382232898","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Cathie Wood’s New Tesla Price Target Is Coming Soon. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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Here’s Where It Might Land.","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1162079280","media":"Barrons","summary":"Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder Cathie Wood says her firm will put out a new price target for Tesla stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla  is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Str","content":"<p>Tech disruption guru and ARK Investment founder&nbsp;Cathie Wood&nbsp;says her firm will put out a new price target for&nbsp;Tesla&nbsp;stock soon. No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.</p><p>The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.</p><p>Wood recently told<i>Barron’s</i>&nbsp;Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.</p><p>There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.</p><p>Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.</p><p>As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.</p><p>That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.</p><p>Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.</p><p>Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.</p><p>Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.</p><p>Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.</p><p>Things are better for EVs.</p><p>Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.</p><p>Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&amp;P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.</p><p>Tesla is a high-growth company. It expects toincrease volumeat 50% a year on average for the foreseeable future.</p>","source":"lsy1601382232898","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Cathie Wood’s New Tesla Price Target Is Coming Soon. 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No one knows exactly when, but when it arrives it will be a big deal for Tesla fans.The question for investors is what price for Tesla (ticker: TSLA) is likely.Wood recently toldBarron’s Jack Houghthat the minimum return expected for a stock going into her portfolio is 15% a year for five years. “That’s a doubling over five years,” she said.There is a useful rule of thumb on Wall Street known as the “rule of 72”: The number 72 divided by the annual rate of return gives investors the years required to have a stock double. It’s an approximation, but a pretty good one. At 15% the rule of 72 equation yields 4.8 years. It actually takes about 4.96 years for an investment to double at 15% a year. Still, not bad.Wood told Hough that Tesla stock will do “substantially more” than the 15% hurdle rate in her most bearish case for Tesla at current levels. Exactly what substantially better means and what current levels are is anyone’s guess. An annual return of 20% a year would yield a total return of about 150% over five years. That’s substantially more than 100% made earning 15% a year for five years.As for levels, Tesla stock averaged roughly $650 for the past few days. That might mean Wood’s bear case is about $1,600 a share by 2026.That leaves investors with base- and bull-cases to probe. Tesla stock has returned about 70% a year on average for the past five years. A repeat of that would put Tesla stock above $9,000 a share, making Tesla stock worth roughly $9 trillion. That might be too aggressive.Amazon.comshares (AMZN) have returned about 40% a year on average for the past five years. If Tesla can reach that return, its stock would hit about $3,500 by 2026. That would make Tesla stock worth roughly $3.5 trillion, which would be more than all other auto stocks combined by a factor of two. Maybe cutting that figure to $3,000 is prudent.Right in the middle of the bear- and bull-cases is a good guess for the base case. That yields $2,300 a share. At $2,300 by 2026, Tesla stock would have returned about 28% a year on average.Wood’s target price for Tesla stock in five years could easily be north of $2,000.In 2018, Wood made a now legendary call that Tesla would hit $4,000. That was before the stocksplit 5-for-1. Her call amounted to $800 a share, a level Tesla hit in late 2020.Going from $800 to $2,000-plus might seem like a stretch. How can things have gotten that much better less than three years after the initial $800 call? Well, Tesla has made more money faster than expected, EV battery costs have continued to fall, and more auto makers have committed to anall-electric future.Things are better for EVs.Wall Street’s top Tesla target price is from Piper’sAlex Potterat $1,200 a share. Wall Streettarget pricesare typically where analysts expect prices to go over the coming 12 months.Tesla stock has hit a bit ofa speed bumplately. Shares are down about 15% so far this year, lagging behind the returns of theS&P 500andDow Jones Industrial Average.Business execution doesn’t appear to be the issue. Fears of inflation andhigher interest rateshave hit stock prices of many high-growth stocks lately.Tesla is a high-growth company. 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